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Marshall
Change helps
Marshall's
performance
By Jeff Apel
Staff Reporter
Guard Harvey Marshall found him
self in an unfamiliar position on this
year's Nebraska basketball team.
Marshall, a 6-3 senior, started all 30
games for the Cornhuskers last season.
But this season, coach Moe Iba said,
Marshall is being pressed somewhat for
his position by teammate Anthony
Bailous.
"They (Marshall and Bailous) have
been splitting some playing time, which
works out very well for both of them,"
Iba said. "Harvey is the type of player
who plays better if he doesn't have to
go the full 40 minutes, so we're fortu
nate to have someone like Anthony."
Last season, Marshall joined Brian
Carr and Dave Hoppen as the only
Nebraska players to start all 30 games.
He was also fourth on the team in min
utes played, averaging almost 30 min
utes per game. With these numbers,
Marshall said, the addition of Bailous
was a welcome sight.
"Having Anthony there has definitely
helped me to become a better player
because he is such a hard worker that
he really makes me work hard," Mar
shall said. "Last year, that was some
thing that wasn't there having
someone push me like Anthony does."
Marshall said that he particularly
felt Bailous' presence at the beginning
of the season. Marshall was overweight,
he said, and Bailous was giving him a
run for the starting job.
"I came into practice this year about
10 pounds overweight so I knew I was
out of shape," he said. "When I realized
what type of player Anthony was, though,
I knew I would have to work myself
right back into shape because he was
going to be there if I wasn't."
Marshall also said his shots really
haven't started to fall yet this season.
"I'm a streak shooter, so I know it
(shooting) will come around sometime,"
he said. "I don't feel my performance
shooting-wise has been that great at
all."
As asophomore at Northeastern Jun
ior College in Sterling, Colo., Marshall
averaged 23 points per game and earned
first-team junior college Ail-American
honors.
But, Marshall said, the type of offense
to which he was accustomed at North
eastern was different than Nebraska's
offense. . . , , . . , ;,
"Last year, I really didn't under-,
stand my role offensively because I
wanted to take the open shot rather
than first pass the ball inside to
Hoppen," Marshall said. "I was mainly
just out there playing."
This season, Marshall said, he has a
much better concept of Nebraska's
offense and defense. Iba said the
Buskers will need Marshall's knowledge
of the game and shooting ability if they
plan to succeed this season.
"Those two areas (shooting ability
and knowledge) are two of Harvey's
stronger points," Iba said. "In terms of
knowing his role on the team, no one
knows it better than Harvey."
"Harvey is an excellent player, he
plays extremely hard all the time," Iba
said. "He does need to improve in his
ballhandling, although it's not a great
concern for us because it's adequate."
